Hi
I will post more data tomorrow. A friend has some 2435's and I will try them later. I have 2450SL's, 2451Ti's and 2451Be's and will post data on them in my other thread.
Have a nice Easter.
//RoB
Hi
I will post more data tomorrow. A friend has some 2435's and I will try them later. I have 2450SL's, 2451Ti's and 2451Be's and will post data on them in my other thread.
Have a nice Easter.
//RoB
Last edited by sebackman; 04-03-2015 at 02:41 PM. Reason: typo
The solution to the problem changes the problem.
-And always remember that all of your equipment was made by the lowest bidder
That's awesome that you have that/those at your disposal!
If we knew what the hell we were doing, we wouldn't call it research would we.
Someone is having to get by with an old Altec 511 on their M2
I would like to see a rear photo of that horn , curious as to how it is moulded.
Hi,
Ok, I will post picture of the rear tomorrow.
Kind regards
//RoB
The solution to the problem changes the problem.
-And always remember that all of your equipment was made by the lowest bidder
It is amazing that you were able to acquire a pair. JBL was quite adamant about not selling any when the M2 first came out. A couple people at JBL thought they would become available eventually though. I guess this is proof of that.
A few other folks have mentioned that they've been able to get themselves a pair. I'll be using the 476Mg with mine.
Back-ordered from JBL. I wonder if it's the same story on the cheap 2452 drivers that they show.
Edit: No, they do have the 2452s in stock.
http://www.cirmmt.org/activities/wor...toole_workshop
http://mixonline.com/news/news-artic...onitors/424134
For those living in Montreal, a chance to hear Floyd Toole explain the science behind the M2, and then the speakers them-self setup by George Massenburg...
HI sebackman,
Thank You for the data You have shown us.
As I know, these are the firs independent measurements of M2 horn with JBL drivers.
Interesting that Your data with 2451Be (Truex) has quite different then POS has shown here (as a D2430K simulated response).
As can be seen that lower frequency horn loading is not amazing even the horn M2 is quite large mouth. I believe that it is because of too fast flaring horn walls, so using under say about 1.5kHz can involve too large diaphragm displacement. Fortunately , Truextent Be suspension is a kind of polymer, but that can be a great danger for using 476Be (JBL original) driver, as its suspension is Be-type, so large diaphragm displacement can break the suspension, (not to mention TAD Be drivers).
An other unexpected behavior is its almost flat response over 3kHz, without expectable -6dB roll-off due to expectable wide (CD) dispersion. When You would show us off-axis responses, may be we can see the total off axis behavior vs frequency.
A kind of dips are visible around 3 and 6 kHz. What would be the result ?
Regards
Ivica
Looks like someone designed some adapters here. ;-)
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...l=1#post373884
http://reconingspeakers.com/product/...lange-5026224/ - M2 Horn Flange #5026224 $96
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According to Robert that one only fits the D2430K (and maybe 2435?) due to the bolts that fix the adapter to the horn.
See this video at around 00:50 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDTLZCNzhFQ
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